Sentence examples for demand correction from inspiring English sources

It is a work in progress, and the myths and half-truths of our predecessors always demand correction – as our own myths will no doubt be corrected by our successors in due course.

For blood cultures, there are two concerns that demand correction of crude data before generating statistics on the frequency of occurrence of pathogens and their cumulative antibiotic susceptibility profile.

Courts find it almost impossible to pin down a precise enough legal definition of privacy.America's consumer-credit laws, passed in the 1970s, give individuals the right to examine their credit records and to demand corrections.

But one passing comment demands correction.

I am told it is very likely - indeed many legal experts feel Judge Masipa's ruling was deeply flawed and demands correction.

He has frequently disputed television news reports and complained to newspapers about articles, headlines or, in at least one case, a cartoon, demanding corrections.

For much of today, Mike and those who support him have been demanding corrections — as well they might.

Lofholm remembered Crummy sending the newsroom a lengthy email demanding corrections and clarifications to one fracking story she wrote.

The problem of the bully boss/SOB personality will be corrected when it is properly recognized, costs are acknowledged, and demand for correction is voiced.

Trierweiler wrote to the editor of a magazine to demand a correction after an article suggested Hollande dyed his hair.

In the e-mail interview, Mr. Morgan said he intended to write a letter to John Whittingdale, the Conservative chairman of Parliament's culture, media and sport select committee, to demand a correction and apology from Ms. Mensch.